Adverts

Advertise with MTLS and reach our diverse and very large number of readers

We take a minimum of a 1 issue subscription. Ad artwork/logo are scaled to fit available space but will appear prominent on MTLS webpages. We expect advertisers to provide their website’s link and artwork/logo. Otherwise we can create artwork at an agreed rate. We provide our web statistics to advertisers.

Our Rates

  • Homepage Banner: $2100.00 per issue including taxes
  • Homepage Middle or Right Column: $1600.00 per issue including taxes
  • Interior Banner : $1600.00 per issue including taxes
  • Interior Middle or Right Column: $ 800 per issue

Easy 3 step Process

  1. Choose an ad size
  2. Upload your artwork
  3. Arrange payment

Step 1: Choose an Ad size

  • To be announced

Step 2: Artwork Submission

Email final artwork to managingeditor@mtls.ca

Step 3: Payment

Payment Methods:

  1. Send us a check addressed to:

    Maple Tree Literary Supplement
    1103-1701 Kilborn Avenue
    Ottawa, ON K1H 6M8
  2. Use Paypal link below:

Please Note

We expect full payment before commencement of the advert. Banners or images must be previewed and approved by Maple tree Literary Supplement. Advertisers provide url links to their sites where and when necessary. Adverts fees are non-refundable.

 

What is real is not the external form, but the essence of things... it is impossible for anyone to express anything essentially real by imitating its exterior surface.

– Constantin Brancusi

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Featured Artist

The Sirens

–John Greer

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Volunteers for Issue 8

For copy-editing this issue of MTLS thanks:

- Amanda Tripp
- Carmel Purkis
- Rosel Kim
- Julia Cooper
- Lequanne Collins-Bacchus

Acknowledgement

MTLS is grateful to Jean-Pierre Houde for his hard work on web management.

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It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of Stephen Potts, one of our reviewers.

April 8 to 20, 2011
The Toronto International Film Festival is celebrating the work of Gregg Araki at TIFF Bell Lightbox.

September, 2010
Pius Adesanmi, who is on the Editorial Board of MTLS, wins the inaugural Penguin Prize for African Writing in the Non-Fiction Category.